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Yoga Teacher Confidential: Secrets of Becoming a Great Yoga Teacher
Sage Rountree
The Reality Kingdom
pharaoh
Global Airspace Radar
Global Airspace Radar
Słowa Mają Moc
Aga Cieślak
Market Updates
Marcus Today
A WORD for This Day
Dr. Jori Shaffer
Noticias Hispanas 02
Noticias Hispanas
Badass Women in Business
Aggie & Cristy
The World View in 5 Minutes
The World View in 5 Minutes
Eftirmál
Tal
Left of the Projector
Evan, Bill, Ward
Unconventional Knowledge by GIS
Geopolitical Intelligence Services (GIS)
Creepy en Español
Be Afraid
Living on the Edge with Chip Ingram Daily Podcast
Living on the Edge
Solo Travel Adventures: Faith-Rooted Intentional Travel for Christian Women Over 50
Cheryl Esch-Solo Travel Advocate/Certified Travel Coach/Freedom Traveler
Parsha Review Podcast · Rabbi Aryeh Wolbe
TORCH
Comptoir IA 🎙️🧠🤖
Nicolas Guyon
Building a Culture of Collaboration
Jigsaw Learning
Rabbi Aryeh Wolbe Podcast Collection
TORCH
Daily Astrocat: Your Playful and Profound Daily Astrology Podcast!
Shane Jinson, Original backing tracks by Cabbitha.
Music of America Podcast
Tom Pollard
Army of Normal Folks
iHeartPodcasts
The Mainstream with Brett Maybee
Brett Maybee
Carlos's Podcast
Carlos
Heaven on Earth Q & A
Christopher Sell
Plenty with Kate Northrup
Kate Northrup, Author, Entrepreneur, and Speaker
The Orchid Pod
Caleb & James & Rafa
Unraveling the Knots
Ganiyat S
The Stay or Go Podcast for Women Considering Divorce
Britta Jo
Soles to Soul Care for Trauma and AuDHD
Eve Menezes Cunningham
Manhood Tribes
Don Ross
A WORLD GONE MAD
Jeff Alan Wolf
OFFBounds Retail
Paula Macaggi
World Gone Wrong: a fictional chat show about friendship at the end of the world
Audacious Machine Creative
Drumbeats - Canadian Indigenous Investment Podcast
Canadian Indigenous Investment Forum
QuACK
Southern Wisconsin Bird Alliance
Oil & Gas Journal ReEnterprised
Endeavor Business Media
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Sage Rountree
In this episode of Yoga Teacher Confidential, I sit down with my dear friend and longtime writing partner, Alexandra DeSiato, for a conversation about our new book, Yoga Off the Mat, out July 14. It is the fourth book Al...
A few weeks ago, I posted a simple carousel on Instagram in my “Here’s the Tea” series for yoga teachers: not every pose needs you to call out a Sanskrit name. The comments rolled in—some grateful, some furious, most som...
Ninety seconds of Instagram scrolling. Five distinct forces firing inside you, so fast you experience them as a single feeling: “I’m not good enough.” But it’s not one feeling—it’s five. Yoga philosophy named them twenty...
The first time I felt true parasympathetic rest, I was ten minutes into legs up the wall during a restorative workshop, and the entire outline for my book The Athlete’s Guide to Recovery dropped into my head, fully forme...
You’ve cued it a thousand times: “Find the balance between effort and ease.” In this episode I take Patanjali’s sthira sukham asanam (Yoga Sutra 2.46) off the mat and show you how it runs underneath every cue you give, e...
Right now, three tracks are playing inside you. One is heavy—the energy that makes you hit snooze. One is wired—the one drafting tomorrow's class at 2 AM. And one is clear—the energy that shows up when teaching just flow...
If you teach in any climate with real seasons, summer attendance has its own logic. The first beautiful spring day empties the studio. A July heat wave fills it back up. By August you're juggling subs, outdoor classes, y...
You know the spiral. A student walks out of your class early, and by the time you reach your car, you've decided your classes are getting stale, the studio is about to replace you, and you should probably go back to your...
Have you ever had a student freeze in tree pose and apologize for wobbling? In this episode, I'm rethinking how we teach balance so every body in the room—regardless of age, injury history, or experience—can work the ski...
For over a decade I taught private yoga to Hall of Fame coach Roy Williams, and somewhere along the way I realized I'd been teaching privates wrong. Not because I didn't know yoga. Because nobody had ever sat me down and...
If you've ever spent hours creating a brand-new yoga sequence every week, only to wonder if your students even noticed the difference, this episode is for you.I spent over a decade coaching endurance athletes to age grou...
The best yoga teachers never stop being students—but the longer you teach, the harder that becomes. In this episode, Sage Rountree shares how selling her yoga studio after fifteen years unexpectedly gave her back somethi...
"Will I fit in?" In over a decade of personal conversations with prospective students, that question came up nearly every time. In this episode, I answer it honestly—along with everything else you'd want to know before e...
"Get out of your comfort zone." It's practically a bumper sticker. But here's the definition I keep coming back to: the place where you can operate without fear of failure. That's not a limitation. That's a superpower.In...
Think about the last time you sat down to plan a themed yoga class. Did you freeze—staring at your notebook, wondering whether to use a Sanskrit concept, a seasonal metaphor, or a quote from a book you half-remember? You...
I was teaching my regular Monday night balance class when I realized something: the centering I've been guiding for years—body, breath, mind, intention—is a walkthrough of the koshas. I just never called it that.In this ...
Website copywriter Sara Joelle joins me to talk about something every yoga teacher needs—storytelling. Whether you're theming a class, writing a newsletter, or trying to tell people about your workshop without cringing, ...
Have you ever noticed how even your most loyal yoga students eventually drift away? Life happens—schedules change, people move—and without a way to stay in touch between classes, those connections fade.In this episode of...
A vivid dream about teaching Spinning brought me face to face with something I've known for years but never quite articulated: teaching yoga is fundamentally different from every other kind of teaching I've done.In this ...
Classes end in a variety of ways. Last episode, we talked about choosing to drop a class on your own terms. But what happens when the decision isn't yours?Maybe the studio cut your class. Maybe an illness or injury force...
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